EP2342555A1 - Device and method for detecting a substance using a thin film resonator (fbar) having an insulating layer - Google Patents
Device and method for detecting a substance using a thin film resonator (fbar) having an insulating layerInfo
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- EP2342555A1 EP2342555A1 EP09783557A EP09783557A EP2342555A1 EP 2342555 A1 EP2342555 A1 EP 2342555A1 EP 09783557 A EP09783557 A EP 09783557A EP 09783557 A EP09783557 A EP 09783557A EP 2342555 A1 EP2342555 A1 EP 2342555A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for detecting at least one substance of a fluid, comprising a piezoelectric thin-film resonator having at least one piezoelectric layer, an electrode layer arranged on the piezoelectric layer, at least one further electrode layer arranged on the piezoelectric layer and at least one attachment surface for attaching the substance of the fluid , wherein the piezoelectric layer, the electrode layers and the abutment surface are designed and arranged such that an excitation alternating field can be coupled into the piezoelectric layer by electrical control of the electrode layers, the thin film resonator due to a coupled into the piezoelectric layer excitation alternating field to a resonant oscillation with a resonant frequency f R can be excited and the resonant frequency f R of an attached to the attachment surface amount of the substance a is pending.
- a method for detecting a substance using the device is given.
- the known device has, for example, a thin-film resonator in which the electrode layer, the piezoelectric layer and the further electrode layer are stacked on top of one another in layers.
- the piezoelectric layer is made of, for example, zinc oxide.
- the upper electrode layer (top electrode) is made of gold and has the attachment surface for attachment (eg adsorption) of the substance of the fluid.
- the thin-film resonator is applied to a silicon substrate via the lower electrode layer (bottom electrode). For the acoustic decoupling of the silicon substrate and the thin-film resonator from one another, an acoustic signal is interposed therebetween, for example. shear mirror of ⁇ / 4-thick layers of different acoustic impedance arranged.
- the object of the present invention is to develop the known device for detecting a substance in such a way that a mass sensitivity is increased.
- an apparatus for detecting at least one substance of a fluid comprising a piezoacoustic thin-film resonator with at least one piezoelectric layer, an electrode layer arranged on the piezoelectric layer, at least one further electrode layer arranged on the piezoelectric layer and at least one abutment surface for attaching the Substance of the fluid, wherein the piezoelectric layer, the electrode layers and the abutment surface are configured and arranged such that an excitation alternating field can be coupled into the piezoelectric layer by an electrical control of the electrode layers, the thin film resonator due to a coupled into the piezoelectric layer excitation alternating field to a Resonant vibration with a resonant frequency f R is excitable and the resonant frequency f R of an attached to the attachment surface amount d he is substance dependent.
- the device is characterized in that at least one electrical insulation layer for electrically insulating the electrode layer is arranged directly on a side of at least one of the electrode layers facing away from the piezoelectric layer.
- the insulating layer is preferably designed such that the fluid and the thin-film resonator are completely separated from each other.
- a method for the detection of at least one substance of a fluid using the device is also specified with the following method steps: a) bringing the attachment surface and the fluid together in such a way that the substance is deposited on the attachment surface can and b) determining the resonant frequency of the thin-film resonator.
- the thin-film resonator has, for example, a layer structure comprising a lower electrode layer, a piezoelectric layer and an upper electrode layer.
- the electrode layers are arranged on different sides of the piezoelectric layer. It is also conceivable that the electrode layers are arranged on one side of the piezoelectric layer.
- the electrical control of the electrode layers of the thin-film resonator can be excited to thickness vibrations.
- the piezoelectric layer such that it can be excited to shear thickness vibrations due to the activation of the electrode layers.
- the resonant frequency f R is chosen from the range of 500 MHz to 10 GHz inclusive.
- the layer thickness of the piezoelectric layer is selected from the range of 0.1 ⁇ m to 20 ⁇ m inclusive.
- the piezoelectric layer is made of, for example, zinc oxide. Another suitable material is aluminum nitride, for example.
- the electrode layers preferably have layer thicknesses of less than 1 ⁇ m (for example 10 nm). Larger layer thicknesses of up to a few microns are also conceivable.
- the insulating layer comprises inorganic insulating material.
- the insulation material can be arbitrary.
- the inorganic insulating material has at least one chemical compound selected from the group consisting of metal nitride and metal oxide.
- the insulating material is alumina (Al 2 O 3 ) or silicon nitride (Si 3 N 4 ).
- the metal oxide is silicon dioxide (SiO 2 ). Silicon dioxide is characterized by a good electrical insulation Because of its low acoustic impedance, it is particularly suitable for use with the thin-film resonator.
- the electrode layers are preferably made of aluminum.
- the electrode layer, on which the insulation layer is arranged comprises aluminum.
- Aluminum as electrode material is particularly suitable for thin-film resonators. Aluminum has a low electrical resistance. This minimizes resistance noise. Essential is also a low acoustic impedance. This leads to a relatively high mass sensitivity. Likewise the low mass density of aluminum. In addition, aluminum is characterized by a high acoustic speed. As a result, phase components in the corresponding material are kept low.
- the thin-film resonator can be applied to any substrate (carrier).
- the thin film resonator is disposed on a semiconductor substrate.
- a readout circuit may be integrated. This is done for example by means of CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) technology.
- CMOS Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
- SMD Surface Mounted Device
- the abutment surface is formed in a particular embodiment of the insulating layer. This means that the insulation layer carries a bio-functionalization. According to a particular embodiment, however, the abutment surface is formed by a chemically sensitive coating applied to the insulating layer.
- the chemically sensitive coating may be, for example, a plastic coating. In particular, the chemically sensitive
- the chemically sensitive coating is gold.
- a chemically sensitive gold coating is particularly suitable for bio-functionalization.
- the chemically sensitive coating is applied to the insulation layer.
- the chemically sensitive coating itself also contributes to the resonant frequency of the thin-film resonator.
- the chemically sensitive coating in the case of gold is due to the relatively high mass density in terms of the highest possible mass sensitivity a minimum layer thickness of advantage.
- the chemically sensitive coating has a layer thickness in the range of 5 nm to 30 nm. These layer thicknesses are completely sufficient to achieve the necessary bio-functionalization.
- a high mass sensitivity is achieved due to the low mass of the chemically sensitive coating.
- the basis for this is a very high resonant frequency of the thin-film resonator. With suitable materials and layer thicknesses, resonance frequencies of from the range of inclusive 500 MHz up to and including 10 GHz can be achieved.
- the device can be used for the analysis of gases or gas mixtures.
- the device is used for the detection of biomolecules in liquids.
- the invention provides the following special advantages:
- the device for detecting a substance of a fluid can be constructed very flexible.
- the thin film resonator of the device is either on a wafer (eg half conductor material) or a CMOS readout electronics or on a CMOS readout electronics, which is separated via an insulating layer (for example, SiO 2 ) from the thin-film resonator.
- Aluminum is also characterized by a high CMOS compatibility. This simplifies integration with CMOS circuits. Gold would be less suitable for this because it is difficult to compatible with CMOS circuits. In addition, it is characterized by a relatively high mass density. This leads to a relatively low mass sensitivity.
- the temperature coefficient of the resonance frequency decreases, ie the stability of the resonant frequency of the thin-film resonator with respect to temperature fluctuations is increased.
- the surface is smoothed. This causes a reduction in the acoustic losses, especially when used in water.
- the combination of aluminum electrode layer and silicon dioxide insulating layer is advantageous.
- the acoustic losses of aluminum and silicon dioxide are lower than, for example, gold. It results so that increased by about three times the mass sensitivity.
- the piezoelectric layer can be made thicker at the same resonant frequency. As a result, there are higher phase components in the piezoelectric layer. This increases the effective piezoelectric coupling coefficient.
- the electrical capacitance of the thin film resonator is reduced, which is advantageous for many readout circuits.
- FIGS. 1 to 4 each show an embodiment of the device for detecting a substance of a fluid in a lateral cross-section.
- the device for detecting a substance of a fluid is a biosensor for detecting biomolecules.
- the biomolecules are parts of a DNA. Alternatively, biomolecules are detected in the form of proteins.
- An essential component of the device 1 for detecting a substance of a fluid 2 is a piezoacoustic thin-film resonator 10 with stacked piezoelectric layer 11, top electrode 12 and further bottom electrode 13.
- the piezoelectric layer is made of zinc oxide.
- a layer thickness of the zinc oxide layer is about 0.5 ⁇ m.
- the upper electrode layer is made of aluminum and about 100 nm thick.
- the bottom electrode layer is about 890 nm thick.
- a lateral extent of the thin film resonator is about 200 ⁇ m.
- the thin film resonator is mounted on an acoustic mirror 6 of ⁇ / 4-thick layers of different acoustic impedance of a silicon substrate 5.
- an electrical insulation layer 4 for electrically insulating the electrode layer 12 is arranged.
- the insulating layer is about 100 nm thick and consists of silicon dioxide as an inorganic insulating material.
- the inorganic insulating material is silicon nitride.
- the insulation layer is applied by means of a CVD (Chemical Vacuum Deposition) method.
- a chemically sensitive coating 7 made of gold is applied to the insulation layer (FIG. 1).
- the coating has a functionalization for the biomolecules.
- the biomolecules can be attached to the attachment surface.
- the thin-film resonator is arranged via a readout circuit 8 integrated in the substrate 5 in CMOS technology.
- a readout circuit 8 integrated in the substrate 5 in CMOS technology.
- an insulating layer 81 is present between the acoustic mirror 5 and the readout circuit 8. This insulation layer consists of silicon dioxide.
- the electrical contacts 82 of the readout circuit for electrical control is connected to the electrode layers of the thin-film resonator.
- the thin-film resonator is not arranged over a read-out circuit integrated in the silicon substrate (FIG. 3).
- An acoustic decoupling of the thin-film resonator and the substrate takes place directly via the acoustic mirror.
- An unillustrated readout circuit is either integrated at a different location of the semiconductor substrate, or implemented as an external component. Via the contacts 83, this readout circuit is electrically connected to the electrode layers of the thin-film resonator.
- Example 1 This embodiment is derived from Example 1.
- the insulation layer 4 forms the attachment surface.
- the isolation layer has the biofunctionalization necessary for the incorporation of the biomolecules.
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